Dental Implants
The Next Best Thing to Natural Teeth
Dental implants are a fantastic solution for missing teeth, providing stability and a natural feel that lasts for decades. Expertly placed right into the jawbone, these restorations look and function like real teeth—so much so, you might forget they’re implants! Dr. Robert can help you determine if an implant is right for you, and our team will guide you through every step.
Types of Dental Implants and Finding Your Best Fit?
There are several types of dental implants available, each tailored to different needs and preferences. Here’s a quick overview:
Single Tooth Implant:
If you're missing just one tooth, a single-tooth implant can be an excellent way to restore your smile. This involves placing a custom-designed crown over a titanium implant, so it looks, feels, and works just like a natural tooth. The crown is carefully crafted to blend seamlessly with your other teeth, giving you a confident, complete smile. Plus, with simple brushing and flossing, your new implant can stay strong and functional for 30 years or more!
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Multi-Tooth Implant Bridge:
If you’re missing multiple teeth in a row, a multi-tooth implant bridge might be the solution. This option is similar to a single-tooth implant, but it bridges the gap created by several missing teeth. Using two implants secured in the jawbone, we anchor a durable, custom bridge that fills in the space with natural-looking replacement teeth. It’s a strong, stable way to bring back your smile—and you can care for it just like your natural teeth!
Snap-In Implant Dentures:
Also called “Snap-On” or “Overdentures,” these secure your dentures with 2-4 implants for a snug fit that outperforms traditional dentures.
Mini Implants:
These smaller implants stabilize dentures or replace teeth for people with lower bone density, narrower jaws, or jawbone loss. Mini implants are minimally invasive and offer great stability.
Choosing the right type of implant depends on factors like your oral health, jawbone density, and personal preferences. Dr. Robert will review your options and recommend the best fit during a consultation. Schedule your free consultation today to learn more!
